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Irish bridge
An irish bridge is a multi-culverted ford. At normal water levels the water-course passes through the culverts and under the road but at times of high water levels the watercourse passes over the road creating a true ford.
In common with french windows and english muffins irish bridge is not usually capitalised and that is the format I have used throughout.
In common with french windows and english muffins irish bridge is not usually capitalised and that is the format I have used throughout.
by John Walton
Created: Tue, 17 Nov 2015, Updated: Fri, 24 Jan 2020
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